[SteveM]

Any Account Receivable lenders that would lend to a Sub-contractor?

[SimplyMark]

We do if they are a substantial SC with $100k+ plus in real AR and doing commercial construction, not residential.

[RichardGerard]

Steve,

We work with a few groups that like the larger Sub Contractor deals, and even provide Lines Of Credit with Dominion of Cash. There are folks on this blog that can factor as well. I can introduce you to a few reliable folks as well.

rg@businesscapitalconsultants.com

[@jeannette]

Call Ryan with Centergy Capital 813-300-0790 ryan@centergycapital.com they do Construction Factoring with Progress Billing, it is easier to do a Sub Contractor than a General Contractor.
Transfac can work with Contractors, however we can not work with progress billing, so that rules out a lot of deals that get sent my way and I have to make other introductions.

[mcaguru]

Not sure once on sub-contractor topic....Construction is on our top 3 industries....they are generally in need of capital and outside of a few bad apples here and there they are great Americans who work hard and we love funding them.... FAST OFFERS and remember FAR-FEWER STIPS (at times a little too few for my comfort but got to be competitive) and great commissions!!

[VendorTerm]

Please email BEN@VENDORTERM.COM. We can do this. Looking forward. Thanks.